An invitation from Dick Schwartz…
I’m thrilled to invite you to join our global community of advanced IFS learners in the Continuity Program. This offer is available to those who’ve completed an IFS Level 1 Training or Online Circle.
For over six years, we’ve developed programs focused on IFS applications of current clinical topics. We’ve witnessed a phenomenal community of thousands develop and connect from around the world.
I’m always excited to see how our IFS trainers and thought leaders are on the front lines of innovation with the model. A highlight for me are my monthly connections with the IFS Continuity community. During my live events, we provide opportunities for members to present case consultations, as well as selective review of client demonstration videos.
You now have two options for joining our Continuity Program.
- You can purchase an Annual Membership which includes 12 months of programming, a total of three courses.
- If you’re not ready to commit for an entire year, you can now make an Individual Purchase of just one course.
Enrollment is now open until September 30.
I look forward to you joining us!
— Dick Schwartz
Here’s what we’ll cover in the next program:
What if the nervous system is not just biological?
What if it is sacred—and relational?
What if it is the riverbed through which love, life, and spirit flow—shaping how we experience the world, ourselves, our parts, and even the divine?
As the poet Rumi wrote:
“Soul, a moving river. Body, the riverbed.”
In this program, we’ll journey together through four interconnected explorations:
- The nervous system is sacred — the sacred is a relational field
- The nervous system is relational — the heart is its barometer
- Beyond co-regulation — when the heart and field cohere, love reveals itself
- Love as gateway, ground, and sky — a sacred field where parts, and Self belong
Drawing from IFS®, Somatic IFS, Relational Intelligence®, polyvagal theory, attachment theory, mysticism, and wisdom traditions, we’ll explore the nervous system and relational field through practices that invite deeper presence and healing.
This is not a didactic training. It is a living invitation. You are not asked to adopt a belief, but to experience how relating to your own system—and your clients’ systems—as sacred and relational might open new possibilities for healing and wholeness.
Dick Schwartz, Ph.D., IFS Founder, began his career as a systemic family therapist and an academic, and he is now on the Faculty of the Department of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School. He is also a Senior Fellow of The Meadows, a treatment center in Arizona. Grounded in systems thinking, Dr. Schwartz developed the Internal Family Systems (IFS) model in response to clients’ descriptions of various parts within themselves. In 2000, he founded the IFS Institute, which offers trainings and workshops in IFS for professionals and the general public, both in this country and abroad. A featured speaker for national professional organizations, Dr. Schwartz has published many books and over fifty articles about IFS.
